Andrew Moore paints each day from dawn to dusk, and then again in the wee hours of the night.
Mark Lovewell
Title: Artist Captures Spirit of Island Living
Linda Fairstein releases her 15th novel involving Detective Alex Cooper.
Peter Simon
Title: Bones of History Make Great Mysteries
Author Ellen Wolfe owns Edgartown store Once in a Blue Moon.
Ray Ewing
Title: Free to Be Creative, Author and Store Owner Stretches Herself
Jamie Weaver prepares for what may come.
Jeanna Shepard
Title: Down to the Bare Essentials, Henry IV Is Fighting Good Show
Title: Thirteen Years, Nine Artists, One Art Center; Featherstone Creates Community
Head barista and director of ambience, Phill Kim knows which way the beans roll.
Alison L. Mead
Title: Books, Baked Goods, Top Shelf Coffee; Triple Delight in E'Town
Tis the season for beans.
Albert O. Fischer
Title: If the Only Constant is Change, Why Does Standing Still Feel So Good?
Food and wine festival begins on Oct. 17.
Peter Simon
Title: Food and Wine Festival Back After Breather
Ivy Ashe
Title: Farm Tour Focuses on All Things Eggy
Title: Thunder the Boar, Well-Known Stud and Blue Ribbon Winner, Has Gone to Hog Heaven
Title: Surveying the Sound
Timothy Johnson
Title: Friday, July 26: Rainy wet morning
Ants, wasps, slugs, beetles, larvae, what's a poor plant to do?
Ray Ewing
Title: Plants Be Buggin' On the Farm, It's Like a Jungle Sometimes
Ali Berlow, author, cook, curator, friend to chickens.
Mark Lovewell
Title: Giving Chickens a Better Last Day
Title: Portal to the Past at MM Antiques
Title: Della Hardman Day Offers Celebration, Reflection on African American Progress
Ribbon snakes like to cool off too.
Susie Schwoch
Title: Serpentine Logic
Short-billed dowitcher (left) and a sanderling illlustrating a winter molt (right).
Lanny McDowell
Title: Pole Sitting
Timothy Johnson
Title: Bee Happy
Title: Sharks of Summer Lead the League
Title: Martha's Vineyard Book Festival: Weekend of Words Arrives
Jeanne Theoharis is a professor at Brooklyn College.
Tom Martinez
Title: Not Satisfied With Simple Story, Writer Digs Deep Into Rosa Parks Mystique
Sean Wilentz has already tackled history, now he's tackled history of music.
Daniel Kramer
Title: 360 Sound Sets Story of Lives, and Columbia Record's History, to Music
Richard Russo's memoir details his early vacations to the Vineyard, a tradition passed down to his children.
Elena Seibert
Title: Remembering Home, and Elsewhere
Maggie Shipstead set her first novel on Nantucket.
Alisha & Brook Photographer
Title: West Coaster Goes Native to Write Life of New England WASP Family
Adam Mansbach's Rage is Back chronicles rise of hip hop culture.
Courtesy Adam Mansbach
Title: Hip Hop Graffiti Novel Celebrates Lasting Legacy of Ephemera
Susan Choi will participate in Coming of Age panel on Saturday.
Beowolf Sheehan
Title: In Her Education, It's Never Too Late to Learn You Should Have Known Better
Ray Ewing
Title: Finding Your Voice in the Faltering Silence
Eric Asimov is chief wine critic for The New York Times.
Liz Do & Phil Aupperle
Title: Approaching Wine Appreciation With Full Body, Brain and Heart
Linda Greenlaw, author, mother and woman of the sea.
Dennis Welch
Title: No Woman Is an Island, No Islander Alone in Tale of Accidental Purpose
Nightfall in Menemsha.
Timothy Johnson
Title: Moon and Planets
A.X. Ahmad read from his novel The Caretaker at the Bunch of Grapes bookstore.
Ray Ewing
Title: New Novel Explores the Island From an Immigrant's Perspective
Peter Simon
Title: Possible Dreams Auction Tops $450,000 for Community Services
House at 8 Planting Field Way in Edgartown in being preserved with a new basement to help keep moisture out.
Ray Ewing
Title: Old Home Foe; Not the Heat but the Humidity
Beth Currie, left, and Janice Merrill on Bonnie Castle porch.
Jeanna Shepard
Title: Life's a Porch in the Oak Bluffs Camp Ground
Title: Island Pride Rises from the Blind Side